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    How to attach to already existing processes?

    Howdy, I am currently using VB.NET and wanting to know how you cycle through and/or attach to already open processes. For example, I am familiar with open an excel file and manipulating it from within VB. But what if I want to attach to a file the user already has open? How can I do...
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    A question about how to handle high processor loads.

    Hmm, am I wrong to think this is a common problem? I would have thought that any time you are setting a timeout in an application, false-timeouts due to windows mismanageing threads could occur. If the problem is too difficult to resolve here then does anyone have some resources I could take...
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    A question about how to handle high processor loads.

    Greetings, I currently have a multithreaded VB.net application that talks to an embedded controller over an ethernet connection. I have a Tx thread, an Rx thread, a packet receiving thread and a packet creation thread - and of course a main loop thread. Everything works really well and...
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    Questions about threaded VB.net

    Sigh, I did say it was pseudocode... I've switched between vb.net, embedded C on 3 different IDEs today, and assembly :P My brain gets a little fried. Besides, I can't TAB in this window so the braces make things look better. :grunt: Public thMain as New System.Threading.Thread(AddressOf...
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    Questions about threaded VB.net

    VB.NET, I am actually using MS's free VB.NET Express edition. My apologies for not making that more obvious.
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    Questions about threaded VB.net

    Well it has been several months, and in that time I have had no luck discovering a means by which to finish this program off. My program looks like this: tMain() 'free running thread { starttime += 50 ' add 50ms to time SerialHandler() RunSequencer() UpdateDisplay() DumpData() Wait(50...
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    Problems with slow UI in VB.net program.

    Ok, so I am writing an interface to an existing program. This program serves 1 purpose, to display data. It consists of a form, with 96 bitmaps, and 48 textboxes. I initialize the entire form by doing the following: I loop through each bitmap, and create an array of pointers to it...
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    Questions about threaded VB.net

    Greetings, I am a rather new developer of threaded programs in VB.net. Currently my job is having me program a high speed serialized program. One requirement is being able to handle data at a very fast rate, while maintaining accuracy of thread timing. In attempting to use Windows Timers, I...
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